How to Delete All Blank Rows At Once in Excel
Step 1: Select Column, Go to Insert Tab and Click on Find and Select
Just select the column and go to the Home tab, and then click on the Find & Select command.
Selecting Find from the drop-down.
Step 2: Click on Find Tab
Access the ‘Find‘ section within the ‘Find and Replace‘ dialog box. Alternatively, you can quickly open this by pressing CTRL + F. Leave the ‘Find what‘ text field empty and choose ‘Sheet‘ for ‘Within‘, ‘By Rows‘ for ‘Search‘, and ‘Values‘ for ‘Look in‘, respectively.
Ensure you check the box for ‘Match entire cell contents‘, as depicted in the figure.
Step 3: Click on Find All and Delete
Select on Find All option to return all blank cells, and then we can delete all the rows.
You can see a list of all blank rows
How to Delete Blank Rows in Excel
Excel is the best tool to play with your data. It will provide you with everything that can make your life very easy. But in Excel, one thing that irritates us a lot is the blank rows. In many cases, we need to format our data many times, which leads to blank rows.
To sort out this problem you can delete blank rows from Excel. This article will guide you through practical and straightforward methods to delete blank rows in Excel, ensuring your spreadsheets remain tidy and functional.
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